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Discover LudwigThe phrase "we will come for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating an intention to arrive or take action regarding someone or something. Example: "Don't worry, we will come for you as soon as the meeting is over."
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"And you are not forgotten … we will come for you".
I really do want them to take heed, and tell them that we will come for them".
[Redacted], here's a message just for you, we will come for you when you least expect it and do a lot more damanage than to your property.
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"We'll come for as long as they need us to," said Mark Kimsey, one of Mission's four directors.
They consult some mysterious scrolls, anoint my forehead with oil, look me square in my tiny little baby eye, and say, "Kid, you're destined to write for 'The Colgate Comedy Hour.' We'll come for you on your eighteenth birthday".
"Allan said: 'Don't worry about it, but I'll put it in national press that you'll come for 10,000 quid.' Cloughie were back on phone to him in a shot: 'We'll come for nowt!' We got Leeds instead and I bought me house with the money".
"We know we will come in for a great deal of criticism for this decision and politicians will no doubt be lining up to condemn us," said SSE's Mr Morris.
We have promised Pro Patria that we will come back for these people here.
We have promised Pro Patria that we will come back for these people.
You are coming for us and we will come right back for you.
"If managed properly, we will come out better for it," Subbaswamy said in an interview before the football season ended.
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